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c00lio
3y ago
Apple Silicon is low-power low-end laptop hardware. Of course their I/O capabilities are limited, because their users do not need lots of I/O. If you are looking for stuff with lots of I/O capabilities you have to buy proper
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c00lio
3y ago
"AOL is The Internet" sorry, just had a flashback...
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c00lio
3y ago
Well. Eversign holds the key and promises to only use it when you authenticated by clicking the link in the email that was sent to you personally. eIDAS was intentionally formulated to allow such signature services, making the whole thing q
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c00lio
3y ago
That is about a public tender, where there are "form requirements", meaning that certain documents and signatures have to conform to the required form. Usually that means "in writing, on paper, with signatures made by hand&qu
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3y ago
You are absolutely right, and one should prefer languages that can give such guarantees wherever possible. But often one doesn't have a choice. People still write software in inferior languages such as Javascript or Python, where you c
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3y ago
EIDAS isn't worth the paper (pun intended) it is written on, if insecure "click a link in an email"-signature schemes such as https://help.eversign.com/hc/en-us/articles/6664408666013-Is... can
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c00lio
3y ago
Yes? Think of a few requirements, open an editor and try it out in code. Compile, put in front of users or colleagues, get suggestions, repeat. No docs necessary whatsoever. Half the world works like this.
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3y ago
If they are clients or people responsible for any kind of budget, just phrase it as a business offer: I can watch through the 89 hours of relevant documentation in 89 hours for $165 an hour. Pricing fixed if accepted within 2 weeks of offe
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Well, yes, you need to have manual or automatic checks for the presence of the template, and the correctness of the contents is often uncheckable by automated tests. But if things break and e.g. the filled-in documentation template incorrec
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3y ago
I am a documentation nazi. I hate it when people skip over documentation because something is obvious or trivial to them. Stuff isn't obvious or trivial to people who have to use your code. get_height gets which height, outer or inner?
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3y ago
Totally insufficient. People need a green outlook out of their windows, surrounding greenery is linked to various kinds of psychological goodness. Having to commute to an overcrowded, dirty, needle-ridden park or outskirt somewhere isn'
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3y ago
French farmers are the highest-subsidized in all of the EU. One even gets subsidies for having fields lay fallow or reductions in production. And French farmers are well known for their drama. Spilling tons of milk on the motorway, drowning
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c00lio
3y ago
Wtf? Don't they have businesses and other people using that internet access they are cutting? How do they get away with that?
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3y ago
Learning French might be worthwhile since there are quite a few speakers on the planet. Although English, Chinese or Spanish are preferable in that respect. Polish, Chech and Dutch are a waste of time, they aren't spoken anywhere but t
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3y ago
The examples you've shown are north american. For almost all European cities to arrive at the density of those examples, you have do lower it. By a lot.
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3y ago
> Insisting on speaking English with you, thus slowing your integration. Insist back. Repeatedly. Germans (usually) don't do this out of malice, they do this out of (in this case, misunderstood and shortsighted) kindness and friendl
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3y ago
There is no "German" school system. There are (at least) 16 different school systems in Germany. The original article glosses over that. Each state has (almost) full autonomy regarding schools, there are only voluntary (by the cou
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No, but you can teach people about contraception and make it easily available. Or you can not teach people about it, even teach them to avoid contraception because it is sinful, and you can erect hurdles such as prescription and point-of-sa
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c00lio
3y ago
Nonsense. The inner city being a concrete hellscape isn't being helped by nicer parts on the outskirts. How would you improve density if you aren't shrinking the space people live in?
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Of course there is. Only religious nuts do consider condoms or the pill unethical.
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Yes, but on the other hand, the same thing is currently happening, just on the scale of parents moving out of school districts with "problem schools" that are mostly determined by a higher migrant percentage. Thus accelerating the
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https://www.bildungsserver.de/deutsch-als-fremdsprache-in-de... https://www.bildungsserver.de/innovationsportal/bildungplusa... It's complicated, because everyone likes to "look good", s
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Which might be ok for the surrounding land, but isn't fine for the inhabitants of the city.
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Improved density is worse for people and the environment. One should leave sufficient greens within a city for people and wildlife, and a row of trees or bushes can also easily shield traffic noise. Traffic noise which transit also produces
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3y ago
No. What you are linking to is exactly what I was talking about, and you should carefully read what you are linking to: This only applies to some states. In the typically more conservative, right-wing southern ones, pupils with deficiencies
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The "brighter" distinction isn't relevant in this case, yes. It just comes up in the overall discussion about whether to have a 3-, 2- or 1-branch school system, that is whether to have different branches of schools after pri
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If you are halfway competent, you do not use inband IPMI at all. IPMI belongs on a separate ethernet jack or at least a separate VLAN, connected only to a separate secured admin network. Which sysadmins can connect to, but which doesn'
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It is a combination of an immigrant issue with the refusal to make a distinction between different pupil populations. One could e.g. teach additional remedial German lessons, or split the class and teach German to those who don't know
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Not quite. He needs _paying_ users. Those don't necessarily grow in the same fashion and under the same circumstances as non-paying users.
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That isn't just specific to onboarding, this is just normal corporate BS. Corporate values and culture are just lip service and marketing slogans. You only learn about the real values and culture later on, by what the company really do
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